The Ripple ketch
A collection of photos about the “Ripple”, a ketch that serviced early Inverloch. It was built by Benjamin Davis in 1872 at Davistown, Brisbane Water near Gosford NSW.
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Inverloch and Loch
A visit to Loch on the way home from Inverloch. This weekend we met the Real Estate agent to arrange for the sale of our Inverloch holiday house.
Whittlesea Show 2013
Another visit to the Whittlesea Show, our first visit for more than ten years! We made sure we got there early this time to avoid the long car queue to get in.
Daylesford and Trentham
Our visit to Daylesford and then having lunch in Trentham. A lovely country drive taking in sights such as a railway and waterfall.
MADE in Ballarat
A visit to the Museum of Australian Democracy and Eureka. This place has been refurbished to the tune of $5million and I think it was better before. Nearly all of the artefacts have been removed and replaced with multi-media displays.
Montmorency easements, Were St and the rail line
A walk from the Eltham and Environs Walking Group (EEWG).
Idea Man, by Paul Allen
After reading about Steve Jobs it was interesting to contrast him with Paul Allen, one of the founders of Microsoft.
Changing Sands of Inverloch
After going to Inverloch since 1991 for summer our summer holidays I always knew that the sand banks in Andersons Inlet were constantly changing.
Smeaton and Daylesford
A visit to Anderson’s Mill in Smeaton and The Convent Gallery in Daylesford. Taken during Anderson’s Mill Festival 2013.
Ballarat Begonia Festival 2011
Ballarat Begonia Festival 2011 The Ballarat Begonia Festival held every March. Well worth a visit.